Any new regular blog posts I write will be kept underneath the post on Fred Stephens death out of respect for him, his family and his friends for the time being.
I appreciate your understanding
Rachelle Blog
My good friend Rachelle has begun to write a blog. Rachelle’s blog includes various posts on fashion, 
photography and her life (if you look at the older posts). Rachelle worked at Microsoft for about a year as a contractor and after her contract expired, she has been doing various freelance jobs writing for newspapers and others.… read more “Rachelle Blog”
Happy Birthday to ME!
I’m going to go to Imo Sushi in Pioneer Square at 530 for sushi and drinks. Come join me! I’ll be there for a couple of hours and then head to bars, feel free to meet up whenever you can.
704 1st Ave
Seattle, WA 98104 (206) 264-9570
Happy Birthday to me,
Happy Birthday to meee,
Haaappy Biiirthday to Joel, (King of America)
Happy Birthday to me,
And many more on Channel Four….… read more “Happy Birthday to ME!”
SuperBowl Victory By Giants
Eli Manning led the giants to a shocking victory over the Patriots in the SuperBowl today. The Patriots had gone 18-0 this season, steamrolling every team. But when pretty boy Tom Brady started getting hit by the best defensive line in football, he couldn’t handle it. The result was a Giants win 17-14.
SuperBowl
Off to the wonderful Superbowl of Oz…
My prediction is New England Patriots 35- New York Giants 17.
Patriots have an 85% chance of winning the game.
Google Search Algorithm Formula Hypothesis
From lots of observation, research, reading and experimentation, I believe that I have distilled the very basic formula behind the way that Google displays it’s search results. Google has publicly stated that it’s search results have over one hundred different factors and I’m sure that they do, but what they don’t talk about as much is that only a few factors are of primary importance.… read more “Google Search Algorithm Formula Hypothesis”
Ian Coleman Makes Beef Tartare
My talented professional chef friend Ian Coleman came over for one of our Monday night dinner’s a while back and prepared the best beef tartare I have ever tasted. Beef tartare is a mix of three different types of raw beef (sorry Ian, I can’t remember which cuts) combined with various sauces and seasonings till it reaches perfection. Ian has been trying to teach me how to cook better at these dinners, but I usually end up sitting in awe as he makes the most savory dishes of my life. Beef tartare is usually an appetizer, but I wanted to learn how to make it so we had it as our main course. Ian made several pounds of beef tartare and soft boiled eggs to eat with it on top of bread cracker things.
Beef tartare is now one of my favorite dishes. The group of us had some great fun.
Protected: Contradictions in the Bible?
The Growth Of Joel’s Blog
My site has started getting more reader involvement, traffic and high search engine rankings lately. I’m pretty happy that people appreciate the blog enough to come and read and comment. Below are some of my results from the time I opened the blog back in September.
As you can see from the chart above, my traffic has greatly increased during the month of January.… read more “The Growth Of Joel’s Blog”
Microsoft Attempting to Buy Yahoo
Microsoft has offered $44.6 billion dollars to buy Yahoo, or about $31 a share. $31 a share for Yahoo is 62% above Yahoo’s closing price of $19.18 yesterday and in today’s trading the stock price has jumped all the way up to $28 today upon news of the bid.
What does Microsoft’s bid for Yahoo mean for search engines?… read more “Microsoft Attempting to Buy Yahoo”